Aug 9, 2009 
It is the fear of every parent to be called with some bad news about their child. I received such call when my 5 year old daughter, while playing on the faculty monkey bars had fallen and broken her leg. Since the bone was broken in more than one place, she wished to have a short hospital stay. The reports of her hospitalization spread through the faculty and loving messages from friends, schoolmates and family poured in.
Many were kind enough to send some flowers and cards. Many sent letters and some send comics and mags. Since I wasn’t sure eating all of the sugary and salted treats would be a great idea for my daughter, I passed them onto the nurses’ station and their break room.
The day before Magen was discharged ; we were given a Disney get well gifts basket from my old aunt who is living in Michigan. I must say we were all most impressed with her choice and thoughtfulness.
My aunt spent two weeks with us for the birth if my youngest last summer and knew of Magen’s fave Disney TV shows. She had ordered a get well gifts with a unique hamper of Dora the Explorer. To my and my husband’s’s surprise, there had been none. I should have known aunt Rachael better than that and I should have given her more credit than to send treats to a surgery. Oh well, I was knackered and hadn’t slept in a few days!
That day Magen insisted to play with her Dora stickers and create a story in her Dora journal. The following day, when we were packing to leave, I noticed how deftly the get well gifts was designed.
Once we were home, to my relief, Magen found hours of fun with the playing Dora playing cards, and activity books. Even when her buddies visited, she contended on playing with the Dora games and puzzles. I was grateful that there were no plush toys in there to irritate her allergies and create further complications . When Magen was happily busy with her favourite character, I had an opportunity to tend to my younger one and household chores.
While I appreciated every thought and kind gesture, I must admit I was completely partial to my aunt’s gift. And now, I learned next time I need a get well gifts idea for kids, I’m calling her to get the name of her contacts.
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